The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-06-10

Thousands Of people visit Lawrence
every year that would never 60 there
were it not for Bismark Grove. In
the same way Forest Park attracts
thousands of people to Ottawa. So
does Island Park to Winfield, and 50
on around. And these thousands of
people bring thousands Of dollars which
they leave behind them. lola wants
the people and the dollars. The way
to get them is to get grove. We are
going to get the grove between now
aud July.
Some of the boys are making an
effort to organize . drum corps, under
the auspices of McCook Post. They
have secured enough drummers, but
want six more fifers. At present it is
as follows: Snare drummers, Morris
Rodman, Jim Mcclure Charlie Moore,
Ray Duffy, Mark Gillian, Lewis
Thayer, John Payne, Clarence john
son; bass drummers, Bert McNiel,
Roby White; filters Will Bartels, Har-
~ Hyatt.
One of our musical contemporaries
MARBLES as follows: "a little greer
apple hung up in o tree, calling John
ME, come Johnnie, come Johnnie; and
it was as modest as modest could be,
calling Johnnie, come Johnnie. come
Johnnie. And Johnnie he came in his
sweet childish way, and he ate up that
fruit as his own lawful prey. The an
gels in heaven are singing to-day,
Here's Johnnie, here's Johnnie, here's
Johnnie.
Mr.. AL Ames went to Paola Tuesday
and much to the surprise of his friends
returned on Wednesday with bride,
having been married at $3.50 Wednes.
day morning to Miss Ivy Rainey, of
Paola. Mr.. and Mrs. Ames have rooms
for the present at Mr.. A. J. Clark's,
but have rented the cottage formerly
occupied by DR.. Clifford, on Walnut
Street and will go to housekeeping in a
few days. The REGISTER presents its
best wishes.
The editor Of the Altoona Advocate
passed through lola on Decoration
Day and reports thus concerning what
he saw:
At lola, every building about the square was
50 theky studded stu; Win nsgs that the walls
of stars and stripes futterlng in the brisk
morning breeze. and the many vehicles that
were crOwding the streets were decorated APP
propriately to the occasion
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft, or CallOused Lumps:
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney Stiles,
Sprains, Sore and Swollen Throat,
Cough, etc, Save $50 by use of one
bottle. Every bottle warranted by
Scott & Son druggist, lola. Feb.3, SIS.
Several candidates for the various
county offices have already made their
appearance and from the rafting in
the bushes, it seems probable that the
woods are full Of them. 1t is a good
while though. till November, nobody
can be elected until then, SO we hope
nobody willget excited yet awhile.
1t looks quite like old times to see
the gas burning at the Mineral Well.
The water does not flow yet as it used
to, but the fact that the gas is still
there leaves no doubt that it would do
so if there were no distractions. A
new pipe would probably remedy the
difficulty.
We understand that a well known
Moran druggist has turned his back
room into manufactor Of Sunday
School charts. We hope this announ-
cement will put an end to the SANDER
Gus remarks about drug store back
rooms that have hitherto been so pre-
valent.
Owing to the absence of the editor
the first three days of the week, the
local page of this issue is hardly up to
the usual standard. There are also
two or three annoying typographical
errors on the first page for which We
crave indulgence.
The High School Alumni are talking
of giving q reception to the Nor
NAL students sometime next week.
1t would be very fitting and cour-
teous thing to do.
Morris Rodman and Lutte Northrup
received their bicycles this week. Sew.
eral of the other boys have ordered
machines.